Exam 21: Collective Action and Social Movements
Exam 1: A Sociological Compass142 Questions
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Exam 6: Networks, Groups, Bureaucracies, and Societies178 Questions
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What do you think the labour movement or the women's movement will look like in 2050? Why do you hold these opinions?
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At the Quebec City Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) protest in 2001, the government created a temporary by-law stating that no one in the vicinity of the trade talks could wear a hooded sweatshirt or a bandana or carry a gas mask.What was the government engaging in?
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When the World Trade Organization (WTO) Millennium Round of talks began to break down in 1999 due to the actions of the protestors, which of the following was most likely to occur next?
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What is frame alignment? How does the theory of frame alignment add to resource mobilization theory?
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During the World Trade Organization (WTO) protest in 1999 the government called in the National Guard, who arrested peaceful protestors and sprayed them with C2 gas and rubber bullets.What are these actions an example of?
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What is the right to a basic and minimum standard of living in Canada part of?
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French unionization is an example of resource mobilization, a process by which groups engage in more collective action as their power increases, because of their growing size and increasing organizational material, and other resources.
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Which theory of group action suggests that discontent is sometimes expressed collectively and in uncustomary ways?
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Just prior to a strike by union employees on a university campus, union members spend a lot of money on pamphlets stating why students have the same interests as the soon-to-be-striking employees and why they should support them.What do the union's actions illustrate?
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According to the textbook, why were people predisposed to participate in the 1907 Vancouver riot?
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